The Coyote’s Cowboy Disguise: A humorous escapade of a coyote trying to pass as a cowboy, leading to hilarity and confusion.

The West wasn’t won by luck—it was carved by determination and hard work.

In dusty boots and hat askew,

A coyote trotted, proud and true.

He babbled tales of ranching lore,

While all he caught was grass and more.

With saddle stitched from patchwork rags,

He swaggered round like old-time jags.

The horses snickered, tails a-flick,

“Who’s this imposter? A clever trick!”

He tried to rope a steer one day,

But tangled up–a clumsy ballet.

The ranchers laughed till bellies ached,

As he swirled round like a whirlwind, faked.

Yet in this ruckus, hearts did soar,

For laughters grip was hard to ignore.

So let him roam, this silly beast,

A cowboy maybe, but humor’s feast.